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In This Unique Collection Of Short Stories, The Small Events Of Daily Life Reveal Big Themes-love And Friendship, Youth And Growing Up, Success And Failure. Calling On His Own Experiences Of Growing Up In California's Central Valley, Poet Gary Soto Brings To Life The Joys And Pains Of Young People Everywhere. The Smart, Tough, Vulnerable Kids In These Stories Are Latino, But Their Dreams And Desires Belong To All Of Us.

SKU: 444997
ISBN: 9780152025670
Author: Soto, Gary

Louis Sockalexis: Native American Baseball Pioneer.

A Biography Of Louis Sockalexis, Penobscot Indian And The First Native American To Play Prof Essional Baseball, Focusing On His Formative Years And Culminating In An Historic Game At New York's Polo Grounds In 1897.

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In This Spellbinding Book, Richard Bradley Tells The Story Of What Was Surely The Greatest Major League Game Of Our Lifetime And Perhaps In The History Of Professional Baseball. That Game, Played At Fenway Park On The Afternoon Of October 4, 1978, Was The Culmination Of One Of The Most Tense, Emotionally Wrought Seasons Ever, Between Baseball's Two Most Bitter Rivals, The Boston Red Sox And The New York Yankees. Both Teams Finished This Tumultuous Season With Identical 99-64 Records, Forcing A One-game Playoff. With A One-run Lead And Two Outs, With The Tying Run In Scoring Position In The Bottom Of The Ninth, The Entire Season Came Down To One At-bat And To One Swing Of The Bat. It Came Down, As Both Men Eerily Predicted To Themselves Th Enight Before, To The Aging Red Sox Legend, Carl Yastrzemski, And The Yankees' Free-agent Power Reliever, Rich &quot;goose&quot; Gossage. Anyone Who Calls Himself A Baseball Fan Knows The Outcome Of That Confrontation. And Yet Such Are The Literary Powers Of The Author That We Are Pulled Back In Time To That Late-afternoon Moment And Become Filled Anew With All The Taut Opinion Of Drama That Sports Has To Offer, As If We Don't Know What Happened. As If The Thoughts Swirling Around In The Heads Of Pitcher And Hitter Are Still Fresh, Both Still Hopeful Of Controlling Events. That Climactic Game Occurred Thirty Seasons Ago And Yet It Still Captures Our Imagination. In This Delightful Work Of Sports Literature, We Watch The Game Expand Pitch By Pitch, Inning By Inning, But Bradley Is Up To Something More Ambitious Than Just Recounting This Wonderful Game. He Also Tells Us The Stories Of The Participants - How They Got To That Moment In Their Lives And Careers, What Was At Stake For Them Personally - Including The Rivalries Within The Rivalry, Such As Catcher Carlton Fisk Versus Catcher Thurman Munson, And Billy Martin Versus Everyone. Using A Narrative That Alternates Points Of View Between The Teams, Bradley Reacquaints Us With A Rich Roster Of Characters - Freddy Lynn, Ron Guidry, Catfish Hunter, Mike Torrez, Jerry Remy, Lou Piniella, George Scott, And Reggie Jackson. And, Of Course, Bucky Dent, Who Craved Just Such A Moment In The Sun - A Validation He Had Vainly Sought From The Father He Barely Knew. Not A Book Intended To Celebrate A Triumph Or Lament A Loss, &quot;the Greatest Game&quot; Will Be Embraced In Both Boston And New York, With Fans Of Both Teams Recalling Again The Talented Young Men They Once Gave Their Hearts To. And Fans Everywhere Will Be Reminded How Utterly Gripping A Single Baseball Game Can Be And That The Rewards Of Being A Fan Lie Not In Victory But In Caring Beyond Reason, Even Decades After The Fact.

SKU: 6235667
ISBN: 9781416534396
Author: Bradley, Richard

Baseball By The Numbers: Baseball Hall Of Fame.

I Have Often Heard Baseball Referred To As A Game Of Inches But, It Is Also A Game Of Numbers. In No Other Sport Do Fans And Writers Discuss And Ana1yze Statistics As Much As They Do With Baseball. There Have Been Many Books Written About The Hall Of Fame And The Players Who Have Been Enshrined Within Its Walls. Many Of These Books Include Biographical Information About The Player And Their Career Along With A Tally Line Of Their Final Career Statistics. What I Have Done Is Compiled All Of The Season By Season Statistics Of Each Member Of The Hall Of Fame Along With Some Of The Categories In Which They Led The League And Awards They Won. I Have Also Iincluded The Statistics Of A Few Players That Are Worthy Of Induction Into The Hall Of Fame, Some Who Are Hall Of Fame Probables, And Lastly Some Players To Continue To Watch.

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